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| Field | Description |
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| name | gut microbiota is associated with obesity and cardiometabolic disease in a population in the midst of westernization |
| qiita | 11993 |
| datamd5 | 5203632c5d1116d9bed12824ef3de304 |
| mapmd5 | e6da38d7e8edd3c825b08f947d63810f |
| Exp. ID | User ID | Description | Date | Region | Sequences | Status | Flag |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 404 | amnon | negatively correlated with fiber intake ( high in low fiber compared to high fiber plant fiber cell in feces homo sapiens city adult colombia ) | 2018-11-20 | v4 | 32 | approved | No |
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| description | negatively correlated with fiber intake |
| type | diffexp |
| num_sequences | 32 |
| region | v4 |
| flags | 0 |
| agent | calour |
| method | per feature ranking followed by two group mean comparison |
| date | 2018-11-20 |
| username | amnon |
| private | n |
| high | low fiber |
| low | high fiber |
| low | plant fiber cell |
| all | feces |
| all | homo sapiens |
| all | city |
| all | adult |
| all | colombia |
low: diet type dbbact root plant fiber cell high fiber
all: hominidae craniata <chordata> homo euarchontoglires anatomical structure cellular organisms adult experimental factor feces deuterostomia dense settlement populated place developmental stage organism part gnathostomata <vertebrate> independent continuant nonmeat part of animal excreta tetrapoda homininae teleostomi haplorrhini geographic location metazoa eumetazoa sarcopterygii mammalia dipnotetrapodomorpha organism substance part of plant or animal vertebrata <metazoa> taxonomy root process city euteleostomi theria <mammalia> homo sapiens site primates colombia continuant opisthokonta continent part of animal organism bilateria simiiformes catarrhini material entity boreoeutheria chordata animal body or body part anatomical entity environmental zone immaterial entity material anatomical entity entity south america anatomy basic component eutheria hominoidea amniota eukaryota na
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